Emergency Disaster
The Emergency/Disaster Section contains links to multi-language, multi-cultural information about health, safety, and emergency preparation and response. All of these links and much more can also be found in the Resources Search page.
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9/7/23 The 483 census tracts span D.C. and all 50 states. More communities will be designated as community disaster resilience zones in the coming months.
4 Step Flyer for loss reporting – Multi-Language: English, Spanish, Arabic, Creole, Hindi, llocano, Japanese, Korean, Nepali, Ōlelo Hawaiʻi (Hawaiian), Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Tagalog, Urdu and Vietnamese
This guide provides detailed information about the types of federal, state and local disaster assistance services available in California. Although some of the resources are restricted to individuals or households ...
Offered by the Los Altos Office of Emergency Preparedness.
Video training on preparaation for for pets and large animals
SCC Fire Dept Pets in Disasters Info
Create your Personalized Extreme Heat Plan – Answer a few simple questions below and we’ll create a personalized Extreme Heat Plan with steps to keep you safe during an extreme ...
6/25/20 Multi-language 1 page from the Legal Services Corporation
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Many children don’t have adult supervision 100% of the time. Parents and caregivers have jobs, errands, and other responsibilities that require them to leave their kids home alone some of ...
Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has developed a baseline security self-assessment that is designed for a person, with little to no security experience, to complete a security assessment.
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9/11/20 “While people claim that disasters do not discriminate, there are human decisions that make some populations more vulnerable than others” said Michael Méndez, an assistant professor at the University ...
7/9/21 Wildfire season is here. And because a fire can start and spread in mere moments, the best way to survive is to get out of the fire’s path – ...
WHY RESCUERS AND EXPERTS RECOMMEND DROP, COVER, AND HOLD ON. OFFICIAL RESCUE TEAMS from the U.S. and other countries who have searched for trapped people in collapsed structures around the ...
This Community brings together emergency management professionals and community stakeholders who are currently working in or interested in inclusive emergency management. The Community provides a space for us to access ...
8/7/20 New research from New American Economy (NAE) released today in partnership with the City of San José highlights how immigrants are both essential to San José’s rapid response efforts ...
Since 1991 our Roadmap to Recovery program has been improving disaster recovery by providing free insurance and decision-making guidance, tools and resources to people, businesses and communities. The program includes ...
IRUSA conducts numerous humanitarian programs in the US and around the world, including food aid, women’s programs, education, disaster relief, health, and more. In partnership with the American Red Cross,, ...
Japantown Prepared is an all-volunteer CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) group. It formed in 2011 after the Fukushima earthquake and tsunami disaster. Our mission is to prepare San Jose Japantown ...
1/27/21 The Justice40 Initiative seeks to deliver 40% of the overall benefits of investments in climate, clean energy, and related areas to disadvantaged communities. Using CEJST as a measure.
This activity book gives young children valuable fire safety and prevention tips. Contains coloring pages and fun activities introducing children to topics such as escape planning, kitchen fire safety and ...
The Listos California Emergency Preparedness Campaign is an effort based on an investment of public funds by Governor Gavin Newsom and state lawmakers, to ready our most vulnerable populations for ...
8/21 Listos has published directories for all 58 CA Counties in multiple languages Each directory provides:
* A brief profile of the county’s disaster risks
* Relevant vulnerabilities of its residents
* State and local ...
CDC Infographic – Tap water may not be safe to drink during an emergency; listen to your local authorities. Use bottled water if possible. If not, use one of the ...
La Iniciativa de Medio Ambiente Urbano Saludable (HUE) desarrolló un folleto y una página web para proporcionar recursos de calor para los trabajadores externos y generar más conciencia sobre la ...
This 40 page fillable booklet was developed in 2009 to provide actionable steps that can be taken by emergency planners and public health officials to address the specific challenges that ...
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MyShake Free App
You can have 10 – 20 seconds warning before the shaking starts in a major earthquake. Have earthquake information at your fingertips, see damage reports shared by citizen scientists like you, help us build a global seismic network.
Disability Disaster Access & Resources
Are You Prepared?: Access and Function Needs Disaster Survey Results.
DISASTER ASSISTANCE SERVICES FOR IMMIGRANTS
Published in August, 2018, this guide from the Santa Clara County Office of Immigrant Relation (SCC OIR) provides detailed information about various types of local, state, and federal, disaster assistance services available for non-citizens.
CDC – Makeing Water Safe in a Disaster
